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A short article about Frederick William Chanter and his service in World War 1. At the time of Frederick William Chanter's enlistment, he was living at Greensborough. He married Alice Splatt of Greensborough in 1915.
2 Pages, text and colour images.
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Book b y Norman Bartlett, The Gold Seekers The story of the Australian Gold Rush
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Coloured pamphlet from Lower Plenty Shopping Centre with list of shops, map and 2008 Calendar
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Shire of Diamond Valley Pamphlet & letter to Householders regarding the Kerbside Recycling Collection Services
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Advertising Card about the Greensborough Community Market moving to La Trobe University
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greensborough bypass, vicroads
Diamond Creek Community Centre (Bini Shell), 1979
Card
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2 Pamphlets with information about the Austin & Repatriation Medical Centrer
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Colour Advertising pamphlet for Wendy's Birthday Cakes
Colour Pamphlet
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glossy pamphlets regarding Greensborough Plaza
4 advertising pamphlets by Greensborough Plaza
greensborough plaza, advertising images
Banyule City Council City Plan 2002-2005 28 pages
Booklet
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Kangaroo Ground War Memorial Tower
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Newspaper Clipping from Diamond Valley News regarding Pharmacy in Montmorency
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Woman's Weekly Magazine
Paper
Newsprint
magazines
2 sided colour Poster regarding Melbourne 2006, Queen's Baton Relay, Destination Melbourne
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Pamplet 2 sided
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Booklet
non-fiction
recipes, recipe books, household hints
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2008/2009 Diamond Valley Little Athletics Centre Handbook with Names, rosters and Statistics. DVLAC operated from Willinda Park in Greensborough.
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Documentary on Melbourne's cable trams assembled from various sources. Covers the period between the two world wars 1919-1939.
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